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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-05

Mr.. w. II. Holden tells us Of a
new kind of feed corn" named
"Teosint,' which be planted this
year. 1t grows six feet high, but
will not mature in this country. AS
many as 80 stalks grow in a hill, and
1t is said that one seed will make
enough fodder to feed a pair of oxen
"A hours. Mr.. IL. says it is excel
lent for p,ock. lie planted between
80 and so hills. He bought the
seed from Henry Maui, Scotsman,
Philadelphia.
Died, on Thursday, Oct. 9th,
in bingham Township, Mrs. Mamie
G. King, wife of Mr.. Clay King
aged 10 years ard 5 months. MR..
King was a daughter of Mr.. John
III. and Mrs. Sarah NJ. Sykes. She
had been a consistent member o
the Ridge Church for several years
and died in full hope of eternal life
A husband, II child and a large
number OF friends mourn their loss
1t is with pleasure that W.
comply with the request made b.
the religious aud secular press O
the State, TO extend the notice Of tn
request. that the customary collec
tons for that great charitable inst
tuition, the Oxford Orphan Asyluu
be taken up wherever services ar
held on Thanksgiving Day.
We had all sorts of weathe
last Monday. We had rain, thur
der, wind, hail and snow. Tuesda
morning was bright and clear. Th
: last two weeks in October will lon
be remembered OH account of tn
large quantity OF rain that fell d.
rlny that time.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-05
Office OF STOCK LAW IN
CHAPEL HILL TOWNSHIP,
ORANGE COUNTY.

\. petition asking for the action here
in stated having been presented 10 the
Board Of Commissioners signed by
tllree-fourtls in number Of all the free
holders in Chapel Hill township. Or
ange County, the said Board OF Com
mi,sloHers OF Orange County BY virtue
of authority given ia Chapter 3l3 OF
Laws OF lSs5, do hereby declare that
the stock Law has been adopted IN said
Chapel Hill township. 10 take effect
January Isl. 1883, and the various pro-
visions in Chapter 20. OF Vol. 2nd, OF
the Code. contained III Sections 2sll.
| 2si6. 2sl-. isis, 2sl9, $500. 2s2l. 1877,
and 2s27. are declared 10 be i'll full force
and effect in the said township. from
| and after said LIST day of January. lSss.
without any further election thereon
and without levying any tax 10 build
ences
This 3rd dav Of October. 1857.
b. order Of the Board Of Commls
} .ione-s Of Orange Comfy
JOHN LAWS.
Clerk.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-05

CTArE OF NORTH CARDINAL
- ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court, august Term, 1887.
Franci, Cheek. Pldintif,
against
HAYWOOD Cheek. Defendant.
PUBLICATION OF SLMMOSS-ClNlL
ACTION FOR DIVORCE.
To Hdptr0od Che
Take notice that an action for divorce
has been instituted in this Court against
YOU by Plaintiff. Francis Cheek, alo
YOU are commanded TO appear at tht
November Term. ios1, OF this Court &c
he held on the 9th Monday after the Is
Monday in September. 1887. and an
swer or demur 10 the complaint hlet
herein. or the relief demanded d.
Plaintiff will be granted.
This 3tL day OF August. 1884,.
PRIDE JONES,
Clerk of Superior Court.
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.uTUE OFFICE OF THE OR
tNGE COUNTY OBSERVER
- OK II ST, OVER
HAYES DRUG STOkE.-@
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-05

PUBLICATION.
To Fila TIKI AND Lot ArkTssT
Take notice that the Plaintiff, Louise
swain. has filed il. this Court d petition
for the sale for partition Of a certain lot
Of land in Chapel Hill In sid County.
! situated between Franklin and Ro-c-
mary streets and bounded on the East
ny lot Of the lac SAlina Thompson, afsd
ron are commanded 10 appear AZ ihi>
+. office on the 18th day OF November and
answer or deuni 70 the said petition.
ar the relief demanded therein viii De
PRIDE JONES,
Clerk Of Superior Court
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-05

For the Orange County Observer.
"TIIkRES MILLIONS IN IT"
Manners in store end store man
Price 100000.
BY CHARLES J. Dickens. JR.,
OF Prince Edwards Island.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AMES B. MASON,
ATTORNE1-AT-LAW
CHAPEL HILL. \. (.

Practices in the State and Federal
Courts.
cD-Collection Of Claims and Revenue
Cases a speciality. War taxes paid on
land, prosecuted. Send receipts.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-05
PERSONALS.

Mr.. John n. Webb, a former
towns,nan, has been visiting his pa
rents and relatives here. He has re
turned TO Alabama.
MIR. f. II. Pogue who has been
at Knoxville, Tenn for the past sew
eral weeks, arrived here Monday
morning. He expects to return to
Tennessee in a few days.
Mr.. Walter S. Witherspoon is
at home on a Through. He tell
from his train at Lexington n day
last week aud was bruised consider
ably. Mr.. w. is a conductor on the
fast freight on the K. & ID. K. X.
Master Archie Currie, son OF
| Rev. J. l.. CurrIe, is agent for the
sale Of Christ in the Camp, or Re
ligion in Lees Army" The author,
Rev. J. VIM. Jones, D. D., was q
Chaplain IN Lees army. Every old
soldier of the Army of Northern
Virginia ought to have a copy OF
this valuable book. For full pa'tic-
ulars, price, &c, address Archie
Currie, Uillsboro.
We have seen a very pretty
scrap-book which was made by {
lady of H,llsboro for the Thompson
Orphanage at Charlotte. 1t dis
plays a great deal OF taste ant
patience in the makeup, and W.
would like to give tie name of tn
lady who has SO kindly thought 0
the little ones, but we dare not.
Rev. W. +. Wilhelm, pastor
will preach in the Presby,eria1
Church ncxt Sunday at II a. IN. an
p. m.
Rev. J. G. Nelson, pastor, wi
preach in the Methodist Churc
next Sunday night at 7 o'clock.
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ITEMS IN AND
1ROTND TOWN.
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-Ir-tRIPTION RATES

saturday,. NOV D. io''.
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O II N. G.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-21
ENJOY LlFE.

What truly beautiful world We live
IN Nature gave rs grandeur OF noun.
tains, Rlens and oceans. and thousands
OF means Of enjoyment. We can de-
sire ne more when in perfect health;
bat how often de the majority Of people
feel like giving up disheartened, dis
Outraged and worn out with disease,
when there is no occasion fer this feel
ing, ~ every sufferer can easily obtain
satisfactory proof. that Green's August
Flower, will make them free from dis
ease, as when bora. Dyspepsia, and
Liver Complaint are the direct causes
of seventy i've per cent. of such mala-
dies IS Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick
Headache, OostiveDess. Nervous Pros
tration, Dizziness Of the Head, Palpita-
lion Of the Heart. and other distressing
Three dos. Of August Flow.
sr will prove its wonderful effect. Sam.
pie bottles, 10 cents. Try il. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-21
FLORIDA's sESAroR.

After many weeks Of labor, Florida
has at last produced q Senator. His
name is William Pasco. The country
does not know nearly 90 much about
him as Il doubtless will know by the
end Of his term. hut be will uuquestion.
ably Be better than nothing, ana the re-
presentation Of Florida In the upper
house Of Congress will accordingly be
improved.
The best thing about this election Il
that u forever settles the fate Of Mr..
Jones. Of Detroit. Hereafter, the country
will neither know nor care whether be
vandors amid the orange groves OF Flor
ida, or sips the seductive inlep in the
barrooms and by-vHys OF Detroit. His
pursuit Of the bewitcbinR but hear,Iess
maiden wAo has ensnared bis affections
is no, longer q national issue. Il NAV
nov continue unobserved by The eyes Of
The Nation, or !, may cease as Suddenly
a. does the tragedy when the curtain Is
Fung devn.
Pasoo Il The rising sun. He will nov
sit where Jones has 80 psrSisteutly re
fused 20 sit, and walk the corridors
which Jones has not Salked for 50 long.
The tale Of he love-lorn Senator from
The State Of allieators and oranges is
10 longer = tale Of the present. I, must
take les place in history.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-21

II is difticalt for Americans 10 con-
Oeiye Of such dense ignorance as that
displayed by the WTetches who attempt
ID 10 wreck train on the Mexican Ma
tiOnal railway several days ago. Because
one Of their oountrymen was accident
ally run over by train and killed, while
drunk, the people Of q whole village
combined 10 pile obstructions upon the
track In the hspe Of VFeekinR the next
train 10 pass and thus avenRing the
death Of their late companion. sach
colossal Ignorance and stupidity could
not be found nsrsh Of the Rio Grande.
II 9 concerted effort we're made TO COL
lect In one place all the ignorant, vi
cious and supsFssi.ious Peopls in the
United States.
At first thought the idea Of sending a
force of soldiers to hunt down these de-
luded villagers and shoot them on sight,
sooms too summary for American ideas
Of justice. II Is probable, however, that
no course Of action could have been de-
cided upon which would prove more
efacaciOus in preventing the recurrence
Of s1oh an attempt. Force IL often the
best argument that can be addressed to
ienorsncs. Prompt and terrible pan.
ishment may overawe, IL IL does not
convince, the essmies of civilization and
progress. Dreaded as the punishmenl
Of thsss villagers was, 1t will probably
Be the last time that the Mexican gov
eminent will be called upon 10 deal
With such q crime as theirs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-21

Henry George announces that he 10
MOI for Blaine for President. Il IL .
little extraordinary that II should be
deemed necessary 10 telegraph such al
announcement 10 all parts Of the eoun-
Try. Il would certainly be 9 rsmaEka-
bic fast II Mr.. George we're for Blaine.
Il may be confidently asserted, also.
that Blaine 10 not FOR George. The two
men have nothing In common. They
ocOapy radically different positions on
almost every question of public policy.
Blaine Ia one Of the foremost exponents
Of the doctrine Of protection 10 Ameri-
can labor. George Ia q Fabid free trader.
Ons Of these men could net become Q
follower Of the other without disoardinR
every opinion that be has ever held and
breaking away from the record Of .
whole lifetime. II there IL anybody 20
foolish a. 10 believe, either that Georas
10 fer Blaine or that Blaine is for
George, 10 is useless TO attempt TO en-
tighten hin. He Ia too far Roae in i'm
beoilily.
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The visit Of the Car 10 the country OF
the Don oossAoks has long been looked
forward 10 In Russia With feelings Of
apprehension. The journey from Mos.
Gov vas one Of over twelve hundred
miles. and IL vas deensd almost i'm
possible 30 gaard the imperial train
frou The attacks Of the Nihilisss, xho
Soald scarcely fail 10 improve 80 good
an opportunity 10 reach the person Of
TIE Car. The hrss part o. the journey
has hOSever. been safely Accomplished,
aud the failure o. the Nihiltsts 10 inter
fers With the train in any way would
seem 10 indicate ths, tAs return journey
vih Be accomplished in an sqoally safe
manner.
The CossAcks of the Don are among
the most powerful and wAriike Of the
eemi eivtiisea tribes whose males arr
enrolled - soldiers % IAe Russian
army. Formerly anone the most de.
teFmtned and Aggressive sreaaies Of
Russian rule. they have Tor E2uy Een.
sratioes been aEeng the armssi and
uaost ttnsisni - the Cars ailses They
we're never really svsreome By TIE Rus
sian aFns. hai volaat4Esly became sAs
Subjects of the Car And tsrnea their
wsApons against the sneuiss wbo were
pressing them on shs wrsl and ssath.
One Fl the siipalasiOns Og tie treaty
under vAiea TIE CossAcks became sah-
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Bszjzmin p. Tsglor.
shs hrsaks the thread With Al angry
tWsn9.
Jast a. Il 81 Der touch 9 harp string
And keyed to the quaint old song size
sang.
That came to 9 kaIl o. Ter cherry lip
while she tied . knot thAt never co0ld
alp,
And shOsahs Of another. when her ship
All laden With dreams in splsndid
guiss-
Should sail right Oat Of the szure skies
And lover bring, with great blue eyes.
Al, broad the day. bat her work vas
I've ruAs BY reef. She bad twisted and
spun
Her two score ksot bJ set Of sun,
With her one, two. tree. the uhsel BE-
And the three, two. one Of her backward
glide.
So 10 and fro 10 calico pride
Till the bees vent home and the day
time died.
Her apron white az the white sea foam,
She gathered the wealth Of Der velvet
Rloon.
And rallied it in With q tall baek-eOmb,
she crushed the grass With her naked
feet.
The track of the sun With g golden
street,
TheRrass was cool and the cir was sweet,
Tbs girl Rszsd 40 at the maekerel sky.
And Is looked like pattern lifted high,
Bat she never dreamed Of angels nigh,
And she spoke right out: "DO Just see
Their
What blue and Whits for the elouded
pair
Pn going 10 knit for my Sunday wearF'
The wheel 10 dead and the bees are gone,
And the girl 10 dressed in q silver lawn,
And Der feet are shod in golden dawn!
Oh. brow that old time morning kissed
Good night. my girl of the dOuble-and-
twist
Oh. barefoot visionI Vanishing mist.
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GENERALS KILLED.
rFrom the Orsqonian. I

From the OregoniaH.
A comparison Of the list Of Onion
and Confederate Generals vhe fell in
battle or died Of wounds during our
great war shows sixty five Confsderates
to forty seven FedeFals. The Confed-
crate list includes Generals Bee, Zolii-
Golfer, Robert s. Garnet, Mcintosh,
AcOulloch, Johnston, GLADDEN., Hatton,
Ashby, Garland, George b. Anderson,
Branch. Little, Steen, Cobb, Gregg,
Rains, Walker, Paxton. Jackson, Tracy,
Barksdaie, Fender, Pettigrew, Posey,
Armisted, Richard Garrett, Semmss,
n. u. Greene. TilQhman, Helm, Pres
ton, Smith. DeshleF, Oleburne, Polk,
Morgan, Cook, Mouton, Thomas
Green, Patten, StTahl, Gist, Adams,
QuaFles. Msnigault, Brown. A. q. Jen-
kins, W. Z. Jones, Sam Jones, ]. N.
Jones. ]. Z. Jenkins, Perrin, Daniels,
Dole, Gordon, PsRram, bearing, A. p.
Hill, RamseuF, Rodes. Chambliss, Stat
ford, Stuart and Whiting. The greatest
Confederate loss was at Gettysburg,
where seven general officers we're killed
or mortality wounded, and at franklin,
Tenn, where seven generals, including
Cleburne, we're killed aud six wounded
The Union list includes Baker, LYON,
Wallace, Robert MeCook, Williams,
Bohlen, Taylor, Kearney, Stevens,
Mansfield, Reno, Rodman. Richardson,
Hackleman, Strong. J. s. Jackson, Ter
Fill, BayaTd. c. F. Jackson, Sill, Kirk,
Berry, Kirby, Whipple. Boomer, Farms.
worth, ZlOk, Weed, Vincent, Reynolds,
Lyle, Sanders, Hays, Wadswsrth,
James Rice, SedRWick, Stevenson, Sam.
A. Rice, Lowell, Bidwell, Russell, Burn
ham, Smith, MCPHERSON, Harker, Tan.
McCook and Stedman. The greatest
Union loss was at Gettysburg, where
four generals we're killed or MORALLY
wounded. The Confederate losses and
those of the Federals would be about
equal leaving out Gettysburg and Frank
lin, where the hopeless charges in the
open field cost the enemy the lives of
fourteen generals. Kearney and Nc
Pherson rode into the enemy's lines and
we're shot down; Sedgviok, Richardson,
Reynolds, Stevenson and Reno were
killed by sharshooters. They we're doing
work that q good staff officer should
have executed. The fighting psrson,
Bishop Polk, was killed by lucky shot
tFed at group Of officers that we're re-
oonnoltsring our lines from Lost MouA-
tain, Ga, and Jackson was shot down
by bis own men in the darkness,
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70 err sumcKrszRs.
WMAT AZ THEY Do Doe

On Nay Ilth no les than s,o63 immi-
grants arrived 81 Castle Garden. TbeJ
came from eli paFts Of the world. The
Cheribon from the Mediterranean
brought 1,l7s. The Elder, 1.o63; Hslvstia,
90; Hormsndie, S2s; Baltic, sss; Be-
Iivia. sc; Rlysis, $50; Wyomine, 800;
Palmyra, 743; Umbria, 427; ChatsAu
Yqasm. ls5. and the Illinois. 81 This
waa ths largest number Of immigrants
arriving al New York on any one day.
The mart largest number vas on May
10, 1878, whSn 1889 arrived. Those ar
irving on May liza, however, exceed
that number By more than thirteen
hundred. What are all these people 70
Ha1
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jsOss Of the CzsR vas that ths Gar
Owisz, or Oldest 500 II the CxsK, shsuid
Be Hstnan, o. Chisf, Of TIE Cossaaks
and that thstF sxisssnos - . separate
peOpie shO1id b seknowledesd. u il
10 accept the allegiance 81 bis semi-oiy-
iIizsd Subjects that ne CEsFOvifz nov
visits he Don.
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ADVANCE IN COEFEE.

There has been q rapid Advance in
the price Of coffee. owing to failure OF
the Iipening crop. The yield Of Rio
and Santos, which AS expected to be
6.5OO.OO bags. will reach only about g..
OOO,OOO. A long Brazilian drouth caused
the falling OF. The crop in Java will
be cut of one-third by q leaf disease.
10 is too bad that coffee should become
scarce Just on the eve Of phenomenal
ly great sugar yield.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-21

baltimore american.
Mr.. ROby is Postmaster at Portland.
Or. He is allowed an assistant at a
Sl27 per mouth. Mr.. Roby has appoint
Mrs. R0by to that position. Mr.. Roby's
administration is thoroughly q family
affair. He IL working his term of office
for all Il is worth. He is q wise man.
de will never have another saoh chance.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-21

Millinery, arrived Monday morning
By express from New York. The --latest
creations in hats aud bonnsts IN TIE
following: Tne jess, Dsvo1shire.
Duehess, Gainsboro, Anderson, White
Wings and Frances Cleveland and fifty
other styles. ToKr.As 4 SNGEaMAS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-21

Presbyteri4n Church corner q Third
and Madison Streets. Rev. 4. g. strange.
psEor.-Services tomorreU 81 II q m A1a
10 D. m Sabbath school - I'D p N
Yong peoples meeting at so p m
Ths North Seattle Presbyterian sabbath
School meets IN the Harrisoa chapel ~
20 D. N Preaching service after TIE
school - go p N
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NEW ADVERTIsKsIENTs.

~~~~--~~-~~-~-~---~- ~---~---~-~-~---~~~~~---
T HOLD GOVERNMENT PATENT. TO
L 50 acres Of chiefly alder swAle land on
FidaiRo Island. W. T., located By me N
ISL forty rods from water front beaufi-
ful bay, VIII exchange for lands. prop.
arfy or stock in Iowa. What have you
Address w. A. BARTHOLOMEW,
my26w2t Marsngo. Iowa.
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Np 100 lots o. cd styles a. the Star
UosSinR Hsase- Oar osaatifal stock u
al % tins ssason's tmpartAi1ors. and
ue xmPly ask yoa aos 20 lay oct dol-
lar anni YEA have seen kLESH A RosxS-
ExAos spEtnx sioek and PriceG
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FLow-wuLIAMs-In Seattle. at the Scan-
ainaviAn Methodist Episcopal Church.
Thursday. May -. 1851. By Rev. Y; =.
Osander. Jules y. Flow and Maud J.
Williams, both Of Seattle.
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I WILL PAY Slo FOR THE RETURN
l. q gods stolen from aly house FrscAy
naon. NAY t2tA consi, iiFg OF g5ld watch
sn9 chain ieNelFy. silverwR-e etc. and
So for inforaStso1 lad T. z 10 r,ssavirf{,-
u thacf- eau B h lSNCHARD.
BAnchArt. y T.. Nay ID lac. lsdwIm
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Fine lot, T-room house and stable. Elev.
enth aAd Jackson streets, $500.
Lot J. o. s. TerTy's LIST, house and ina
provements
Lots 10 and 10. bl 10 McAleer's. ss25 and
$50
The [ best lots In bl 81 Moss az. so earh
Cleared lots in Bigelow's I'D. SIS and -.
II - Maynard : Lake W ashlngton. s2gs
Lots aud 5, b g3 Terry's "a. S2400.
Cleares lots, b LAWYERS, Sa5S.
Lots 5 and 6, b 2 Yesler's let, ass.
A bargain. furnished restaurant good
business $50
lsl acre ranch, 80 prune trees. 6 miles
cat. rich soil
Furnished restaurants, S225 and SlDl
City hotel St09. Steam laundry. 81.
loon aad lodging HOUSE. Vacant gove-n-
meat claims, pat bottom land. SO. I'm
proved ranches. $50 10 Sfa0o
Mortgsgee en- solid property. sian n
Sl0,0o. City and county serip.
New end secondhand safes, IN
Complete boarding aud iodSingtM
honss. - rooms. on Commercial -
street SS2S
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Fruit and Vegetable garden. near town.
Improved farm. n acrts cultivated. ~
fruit tees. snail fruit and farming tools
$50 = year.
Business Offers and stores
- acre ranch. 8 miles tom town good
buildings. rent O. shares.
Houses ans roomA. Furnished and unfs,r-
ntShe1- GEO. W. CRANE
NAsh- Ter. kG pl1yncRf B-EreAn. near
cor. Commercial and Washington streets,
seattle. mis-
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Is SPENDING THOUSANDS OF Dol.
lars In the way of building wharvee
ard coal bunkers in Minors addition.
which has
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Dog Fish Oil.
EOUN D

ENoR sALE IN LOTS TO SUIT.
II myt2 IN : BANTER q On
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TO LOAN.
$4,000

II AMOUNTS PROM 500 UP ON
i god inurovef tAruis ana city properly
4. y boz -. DoItsAS & Co
Ap4l0 Blow Postoflns-
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WANTED.


To loan S5do AID s3oa0 on good security
hsasss 70 rsat; Money for Investment
Wognen and girls ~ SIS 10 $50,
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IN MAY Srli. ISS7. IN UsEI.E BAY.
~ " niahy Island. = fishing boat sham
Stern, painted red. p feet long. N feei
beam. Owcer can have the same hy nav
tng expenses Apply 70 ThOA. J0RNS
Useless Bay, Wildly Island. myIT a
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MAchINE cry:

A LARGE. TWO STORY. EIGHT
~ room House; Lot 60xl20 feet, and
has small Barn on 1t; second lot on
Tenth street from corner OF Pine, Price
SLIGO cash. Inquire OF W. LOTKA. at
Commercial Mill ap3O I'm
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